16 Del. C. § 3005T: Baseline healthcare data [For application and expiration of this chapter upon fulfillment of contingency, see 85 Del. Laws, c. 453, §§ 2, 4].
Where this section sits in the code
- Title 16. Health and Safety
- Part II. Regulatory Provisions Concerning Public Health
- Chapter 21A. Diabetes Wellness Act Pilot Program [For application and expiration of this chapter upon fulfillment of contingency, see 85 Del. Laws, c. 453, §§ 2, 4]
(a) As this program is designed to change “sick care” to “well care” for diabetic enrollees, and it is critical the RFP list in detail the following: At the beginning of a patient’s enrollment into this Delaware Diabetic Wellness Pilot Program (Pilot Program), their physician led healthcare team must establish baseline health data through testing protocols and metrics, and utilizing a technology individually tailored to each patient.
(b) At the Pilot Program outset, every 3 months the baseline data must be compared to the current real-time data to measure the effectiveness of each patient’s individual healthcare management plan. Laboratory testing will initially be repeated every 6 months. As the results are compared to previous data points, adjustments in patient medications, diet, exercise, and sleep patterns will be considered.
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